Sentence examples for travel addressing from inspiring English sources

Going Further | Students read "Discovery Rekindles Wish for a Journey to the Stars" and then write plans for interstellar space travel, addressing the challenges of traveling vast distances in space and space travel plans already under development.

Or if you're a 1930s VC penning a thought piece for TechCrunch about how Zeppelins are the future of travel — addressing safety and practicality.

Skrbec also notes that it will be easier to redeem points next year because Delta will eliminate blackout dates and allocate more seats to award travel, addressing consistent complaints among fliers.

But the artist began to travel widely, addressing public audiences for the first time, and giving donations to causes including a one million Franc gift to striking French coal miners.

The question of autonomy with respect to school travel was addressed by asking, 'How often do you get to decide how you travel to school and back home'.

The skins were sent via Germany where their customs intercepted them wrapped in a travel bag addressed to a woman in Mayfair.

While the gaps are a large part of the railroad's new campaign, other aspects of train travel being addressed include safety at doors, grade crossings, escalators and stairs.

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The duration of the travel was addressed in different ways: two studies [ 8, 12] made no reference to this question; two studies [ 11, 15] only considered travels with a duration exceeding 4 h, and another, those exceeding 3 h [ 13].

"We plan to address all the high traffic languages for travel, then start addressing other pain points of travel using mobile apps," the team says.

Certainly, in the presence of an increasingly complex landscape of diversity within cities and regions, some careful attention (in research addressing travel behavior) should be given to how we define difference, and how difference produces or is produced by travel behavior decisions and outcomes.